Scoop

...a bad taste behind. After filming his past four films overseas (three of which - "Match Point," "Scoop" and "Vicky Cristina Barcelona" - were pretty good), Allen's back in New York and back to his old tricks. "Whatever Works" is from a...

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" As for break-ups, Scarlett insists they only make you stronger. Recently she has starred in the Woody Allen films Scoop, Match Point and Vicky Cristina Barcelona. Now comes He's Just Not That Into You, which promises to be a perfect...

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...City-shot film in five years, "Whatever Works," falls somewhere between his lesser London efforts "Scoop" and "Cassandra's Dream" and his return to form with "Vicky Cristina Barcelona." This comedy starring Larry David doesn't break any new...

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...reasons - say, every film you've made in the last decade. Others might look at "Scoop," "Match Point" and "Vicky Cristina Barcelona" and see an astounding late-career renaissance. I see three slight, unfunny and intellectually lame films...

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...last night. In Vicky Cristina Barcelona , Allen is back on form after some lacklustre British films (though I did quite enjoy Scoop when it surfaced on BBC2 recently) with a typical tale of tangled lives and loves, leavened with witty and...

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...his personal joy. Despite appearing in three Allen films in the past three years ("Match Point" in 2005, "Scoop" in 2006 and "Vicky Cristina Barcelona" in 2008), Johansson decisively denies being his latest "muse". When the subject has...

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Allen also has remade himself as a European director, leaving his usual Manhattan haunts to shoot three-straight movies in London -- ''Match Point,'' ''Scoop'' and ''Cassandra's Dream'' -- and now ''Vicky Cristina Barcelona'' in Spain.

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...I will have failed, but I'm giving it my best shot." Allen, 72, did three movies in London, "Match Point," "Scoop" and "Cassandra's Dream," then was approached about shooting in Spain. "People from Barcelona called and said if I was...

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Allen had shot most of his films in New York before doing three straight in London - "Match Point," "Scoop" and "Cassandra's Dream" - then making last year's "Vicky Cristina Barcelona" in Spain, which featured Allen's frequent...

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